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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

DUBLIO SALE-WlLL BE SOLD AT
L public sale, on the Latimer farm. near
No. Tollgate, Q the Newport pike, atJoin-
ny the CITY OF Wilmington,
ON THURSDAY.
THE 10TH DAY OF MARCH, 1877.
at Il o'clock, m, sharp,
Ghcad of good work and driving HORSES.
y head ofdairy cows: about half OF them
viii he fresh by day Of sale, and the balance
will he close springers and milkers. These
mcnt, AS big milkors and have been on the
farm year. Among this lot Is n high bred
Guernsey aud n 81 bred Jersey; both Will be
fresh by day of sale; helftr slnontLs old, out
Of the Guernsey, very promising heller: one
bull. wears old, Durham and Guernsey stock,
very quiet. an extra stock bull; good thoats.
lot Of chickens, turseys and guineas, /
Newfoundland dog, extra watch dog.
Farm ing Implement broad wheel farm
aud farm wagon, hay rigging ! two horse
cart, iron axle; side door ufk wagon, In
good order; shifting tip buggy, ! no-top
trucker, with tongue and shafts: l Buckeye
grain drill. Nth phosps att attachment;
Champion sslf.'ske reaper, ! No. ! oshorns
sy scusc plows, horse pl0ws, Peacock
plow. 3 cnltivators, tn ee row corn marker,
'orn shelter with separator, Buckeye cider
mil, grain fan. grindstont, llarpoon hay
fork, with railroad attachment; J hand seed
Dir IL ahoon seed sowcr, hand ctltiSator,
wise, 10 X ain bags, lot Of shoycls, ho, $,
forks. rakes, iarm b II, . patent beams,
wei b SO and 30 pounds. sailing tubs, and
sea ding hOgshead, | set of carriage harness.
act Of extra milk harness, set Of wagon har-
ness, l'ct of lead harness, sets Of pillow har-
ne 5, cart harness, collars, brides aud haliers,
lot Of cow chains, extra buffalo robe.
Dairy Ixtures; II forty quart and twenty
quart milk cans,6 milk buckets. a lot OF pans,
large churn.
Household and Kitch II Fur iiurc; No. 70
Farmers cook stove, with liking: pair Of bed
steads, tables, chairs AID one half Int rest In
10 acres OF wheat
TERM-: All ums of go sud under cash all
over that amount, u credit Of months will be
given 4 per cent. uii 10. cash.
Ihls l. no division "a 4, As Mr., Hall Is go
Ing TO quit farming, and everything will lie
sold. IATIMEn and HALL
l.. ". Stidham 4 Son. Aucts. m3w- i-6-7-gd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
EDITION.
D0en.

DO10.
james T. Grub offers for rent the
store and dwelling IT the orhwest
corner Of Second and Walnut streets.
Allen SpeAkman, No. bI3 Shipley
street, wishes 70 employ . plumber and
gas litter.
Geo. W. Briaton, Of silverbrook, I'D.
vertises for rent, 1t low figure, q six.
room house and stable With half an
acre OF land.
The pastor OF Delaware Avenue Bap.
tiss Church will discuss on Sunday
evening the most important question OF
the New Testament.
Tho ordinance OF baptism will be ad.
miste red to nunber Of candidates III
Grace Baptist church tomorrow even
ing. The public is invited to be pres.
ent.
The Union Cottage prayer meeting
win be held this saturday. evening
ut the house Of George W. Blest. 800
West Third street. Come with MS and
We will do thee good.
You can't expect to be properly
treated for rupture by inexperienced
persons At Belts Pharmacy you ere
assured the advantage Of 50 years prsc
teal experience in fitting. Sixth and
Market streets.
Miss Ella Karch, who recently re.
turned from o visit TO Washin gton
says that Mrs. Preside nt Cleveland II
greatly indebted to imaginative cor
respondents aud to the pho Geographic
Art for much of the bsau,y with viii Oh
she has been accredited.
The Heavenly Recruits are still hold
ing gospel meetings in Gilbert Chapel
ThirteeDth and French streets, ever
evening except Monday, at 80 O'Clock
Sunday all-dsy love feast to morrow q
3 O'Clock. Rev. Edwin L. Hyde ha
been transferred from Cohsb ohockes Il
fll the vacancy of Rev. G. W. Ruth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
Shot and Killed Him

LANCASTER, Pa March Levi Books,
living in Elizabeth township, this county,
was shot this morning by Mary Goshert, a
relative, and instantly killed. Mary Cos
bert, the murderess, claims that she saw
Books coming up her steps with knife
in his hand, and fearing that he was going
to Kill her she got shot gun and fired
through the door, killing Books instantly
The cause of the latter's visit is not
known. The victim, who is widoweri
leaves five chill dren.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
An extra fine lunch vii ~
Lesg's, 224 King street. to'iA"
A Serious Accident

About 10 o'clock this mofDM
ploye of the Philadelphls' ". .,,
& baltimore Railroad eour
seriously injured while engsg'4 a |
at the freight depot, Four. y, = n
streets. He was under Wv n
making come repairs, ard U.s. mi
comiig out o locomo'hs w., "a Il
been backed In and attached
started up, and he was efui ,asSs
the car and the side OF The ~. h. [
principal injuries seem to DC " ,.a1
and across his hips. Il, lie wa ,,I \
his boarding house at lhl'g iMd
streets, where he was atteh''1
clan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
Tho Ulone ofine Mls.la

The mission which has beet Il "
at the Old Swedes' Church ~
Ash Wednesday will close su,y
Tonight, instead Of the reguH
service, there will be a seTyl@ =
and preparation for the Hol! ~.
The services to morrow will II
ton Of the Holy Communion, III
morning prayer with sermon,
sion priest, at 1880 a. m; e'a.s
and closing sermon, at 1.Sg , :.
ject OF the last sermon "lhe ~
Faithfu,ness," At the end o. " Il
there will be q solemn renew.
tismal vows, On the part Of a. Y. y.
desire to lead a holier lie. ~ Z
priest, the Rev. Mr.. Harod, WV 81
Monday for bis home 10 bAi''A"'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
A Street Car Horse Rampant.

This morning one Of the horses at
tsched TO street Ger en- the City Pas.
senger Railway baked at Fifth and
Market streets, and tried to climb over
he other horses back. He reared up,
and performed other gymuastic exer'
cIses, aud after detailing the car Tor
fully fifteen minut.s finally concludes
to 90 ahead,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
FIFTH EDITH
%. Rsul's Chur.n

TIA ,r..... ."a.'a lnp,s
church have eonpl e., , S,.sl,
mentss ipclud Ing an sr,. .ltaks
Sunday schoo | rosm sau''ss'e.sss
room Will be ded,o .a u
That church has nov ' ~ "
tsseest end hAndsoms.sa lssoals
and lecture room In The 90 .'endy
q 7sals. the addition hs n.y.
i has b.ss beautifully frs ss,sa ~ Y
, ,Sse n, mot soss adorn the sps s Y
mo Gross. no Crown
that illustrates . large O'l, aA,
wall 70 the rear Of iS.s n w ciA 4
floor has been newly c. p,a.lois
chairs take the plaza y 4 Y
psws that have bsen rs N @t
chairs are conveplsn,l ,e@O'a
Sunday school glasses 6 an'n
ana . teacher. The inf,n NV, - Y
I. IN the second story S,,' ,s .Sia 4
n,,ncsomely finished md y. ~ y :
scholars; also . room ion n. a "
dsticu Of Joseph Pyle, Rh '
ntssd up 70 please himself NJ. !, \
The cost Of tAis e1tsp,,,,
provement 10 e6 900, diyids5 4. "
william r. Hall. cont,ss,'ss
pioksls Stove and Heat,
$40; J. H. joiner, "a. r,r,. Nsn
tures, $i29; A. II. Adds
York) furniture. ,7s5; WsI
sharp q Go carpets, $3.50; , a.
architect. $3.50; john +. s,,,s
terinR texts, tll5; incidenI.s.
total, e8, 600. Aa
The dedicatory sermo,
preached 70 morrow mornI,,
Rev. j. r. Clymer. Of Nss VI
In the evening by DR.. Todd n; ca
= Church. In the Afternoon ".
be . meeting In the Sunt,,
room, At which Charles r
Raw. j. r. Clymer aud ~.
make addresses.
The trustees OF the clu-cb \,
sued q circular giving the dt,,1s
and In which they say:
ITO meet these expenses, III. ,
depend upon the liberali,y efh.
bers and friends OF the csu,a
propose subscriptions In shs,a
vAlne OF el2 each, payable n h
installments OF 81 each II dssl,,
will require 800 shs rec, Of v5i,1
Der the Sabbath school, M.ris
assumo 100 shares independent,
dividual subsc, ipiions Of n.
teachers and larger scholar
school. who will subscribe ps
for ~ many as they de.n.
give this your Cody CON-
Subscriptions will be asked srr
day. March 8"
The Young Peoples A.oehs
to the church held . i,
last evening and pledged !? ~
stock, $500. towards mee.ta d
penses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
A Great Non-C0ndue,o,

From the Chester Times Of yral|
The Great American Pipe Ctu
manufactured by James +. wal|
OF Wilmington, Del., Is st=l
growing In favor with ebslntsr,s
tects, mill owners aud everybdli
steam pipes or heaters. Thhhl
no paste paper. mud mortar. n
dirt In Its composition, yet his
non. conductor, thus saving iHl
in fuel by preventing the sT|
heat. This pipe covering d b
mills In Chester and viCirig,
everywhere gives entire sssxI
and lie valued bt cause 1t tOaHH
der, char or crack. l., neat ID m
ar ce, prevents wood work frsr Y
fire, sends the heat where iihx1
ana keeps water pipes IRON N
The Wilmington ofice Ia Hha
Orange streets, and the H41
Office Is at No. 1873 North SAs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
ELLIOTT, JOHNSON 4 CO
WE OFFER

\ portion OF the se6o, 900 let mortgage, s pc,
sent. b. nds Of the Piedmont and Cumber-
land Railway Company. This road Is the
outlet Of West Virginia's vast coal and lum.
Der interests, snd the P>nnsy lvaniR X iilroac
COMPANY through sinking fand virtually
guarantees tho interest on tho bonds. They
are rs year gold bonds, interest yabit
August LIST and February lst. WI be glad
TO give full particulars. We consider thom
desirable for Investment
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
A Trio of Drunks.

This morning Robert Brady and Den.
mis- Daily were arra.gned at the city
court charged with drunkepE ess, and
fined 81 and costs. John Hickey was ad.
judged guilty OF a similar offense ard
isentenctd to pay fns OF az and COSTS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
Election Of ofiice'' -.

The National Printers ffO''C anil
In session At h' l,ar,lp, 4
journed yesterday after = e ess,, ia
as follows: President NJ NJ, OsgI
Kansas CITY; 'vice President ,a,,, II
ney, of Cleveland; secre ..n,sr.
Wheeland, of Topeka H., ii 'aiDr,or,
W. Edwards, Of W ', ,rn,,,,l. u
Chief Organizer, II r. ,. a. col.t1
sas City. The reVlssu ,rSu1
adopted strongly fayol' ,.'s..S!|
disputes and discourage
outs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

George NJ. Bramo.e, W" inpc;s,
Delaware and P ". q ,ttbls,G
w wI to say that !; f ',,., 81
sold at his sale on ne he iaruilj
inter DIS to relinquith 'uS loii
ness. In addition to ,. s0'd 'tis1
COWS that have been T I'm. o. MI
there will be seyers a. nal cOaI.1
stra ". as well as We NC and dslfp
|of farming utensils 'H
and other articleh' -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

About II o'clock this morning, az O
jump seat carriage was being driven
org Market street near Tenth, the
front axle broke, let:irg the vehicle tc
the ground. 1t could not be sscertaiued
who 1t belon ged to.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
Fer sOI al.

Mr. r p Fishar, formerly connected
with Crosby & aill, is lyinR seriously
i'll at the. residence Of his brother in
Pbilsdelpnia.
Jacob Beecher il confined to his bed
with sickness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

Tomorrow promises to be from fall
80 partially cloudy and rather warmer,
Monday fair with a continued rise oil
temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
TNOR REM

4
oob West 9th street, . rooms, COW en- fences
800 West SIN street, . rooms, G nveniencss
ot9 West 9Th stroet, rOOms, conveniences
N Il cor. sih and NJ onroe; store
els West ON street rooms convenience
scott street near lSth, IL rooms.
2a07 Market street, S rooms, cOnveniences
6lb Wet 9th street. 8 rooms, cot voniencss
l423 Van Buroh street roums co rvenienoes
tlI West 9Th St, roOms, C Jnvonienees.
80 West 18th st, I r0oMf, c9nvonIences
Store and dwelling nth and " alaut SIS
Stable, 18th st. ; ear W slnut.
GREGH x VOSHELL,
NIB bt 8 hipg street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
eco.
Fourth and Market st''

It's not too early for your
carpets. Select now and get
the best.
Our assortment this year
is larger than ever, and we
guarantee the prices as low
las you will find them,quality
for quality.
| Don't buy your carpets
with too great haste. A
carpet needs to be studied
take your time; the carpet
Twill likely be with you many
years, and you want it right.
The carpets are here to be
seen; come once, then twice,
then think about it; if you
don't yet feel satisfied, come
|again.
Some nervous dealers who
think perhaps you may want
to look around, will tell you
"this is an auction lot" and
Twill let you in on the ground
floor, but beware Of "ground
floors and auction LOTS -
IFS all tomfoolery-manya
customer on the ground
floor has been ground too
fine, and you don't want
auction or damaged lots Of
carpets.
You want them right; use
your own judgment and take
time to choose your new
carpet-you must, to have it
satisfactory. Look at ours
examine them well--styles,
quality, assortment, price
go to other stores and do
the same---move around.
We've made an extra ef-
fort this year to have only
choice patterns, and very
many styles are made pri-
vate to US. You will find
nothing like them in other
houses here; compare them
with other stocks and you
will like ours the better.
French Goeblin Axmin-
lster Carpets--heavy, rich,
elegant, luxurious--the most
defective carpet made--only
lin private patterns, all hand
isomely bordered--S3 per
lyard.
Brussels and Tapestries
-.-hundreds OF patterns to Sc.
from. You can make
Ian all-morning job Of it
|among them if you like and
| will take the time. Do not
run out and expect to get
suited in a carpet while the
dinner is cooking. Over
400 patterns to see. SOC to
l$I.25.
Ingrains-best all-wool
,IG5 and 75c. per yard, with
) the lower grades of cotton
wraps, from 25c. to soc.
Corticene and Linoleun
both good floor coverings
1--WE have both in width.
= from one yard to four yards
in a splendid variety of the
newest patterns. Oil Cloths
Iall widths, from csc. a var,
Iup.
J! Carpets are as low now a
), they are likely to be this sea
7; son. You will get better sat
l. !, isfaction and your work don
a a better to buy now rattle
or than leave it until the rusl
re of moving time. Over $50
\. yards now in our work roor
3; cut for rooms and bein.
: sewed for future delivery.
a pointer.
We do a large bushes
= in window shades. You ca
!, place your order at a To-
price with us. We put u
r Ito your window either
cd "a plain Or dado shade, wit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
skBt ing.

Tonight Will DO the last time that you
will have an Opportunity to skate at
the Citizens Rink. Go with your
skates, prepared TO have q good time
with your best girl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
state CT the Temperature

o. she HBkNBLi.Ar 9rticp 10 the shad
! a'-l3ah ~ o'ol0'R Il a'oi'.i,
Is 30 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
;. ,,,s.,ng Cheo' T.,

On February oh J. I'm y, W.
a letter containing a sNIatiop'l Y
this city, to Alfred j. y.,,ber lette,s
but up to this time n W"rd h,s N
has been received ,ne bsns
to Washington and 'n' i
notified of the loss SI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

yxsOR SALE-1 COTTAGE BED HOOM
stand, corphGsk mattre sses, n cozen din.
INK. foom cnshs, dough tray, table. l
walnut bureau, l rocking chair, parlor
stove. VIII % sod cheap and in lots TO
sui; puschatefs. Gall at NO. oil Jeherson
street. feb2of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

The largest and best iunciIs!
Is at Lsgg's, 224 King sra >
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

Visitation q Ao1NI
On Monday sr =, 1s, eay,5lssa
No. 2, Knights OF ,h =, Grand vi
other off GERS oil tbo me p'H~
|fall attendance OF 'D'
quested,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

big muslin months, but last
was the bigg est Of all. Utica.
Wamsutta, Forestdale, Fruit
of the Loom and all the
best brands of mus'ins and
sheetings. We will continue
to sell at wholesale rates
for March.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

Don't forget the lunch sc. hi
IA King street, tonight.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
sailing Ub'

Hot lunch; the hest 10 ,ao.s nh
Leps's, PA King street 'oD[
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

EfOR KEN r-A 2.SfOkY FRAME
~ house and sta1ie, corner Of Vsndever
avenue and Lammet stroet, at o. per month.
hpp'y on the pteLiss'. ANTONY NEY.
HAS' mb-6t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

NoIlOE-rHE MEMBERS OF APOL
~ 10 OAs'le. No. 2, K. of q. E. are
earnestly req 1ested u he present on Mon
Chief, accompanied by the Grand odicers,
will pay the castle an official visit on III Al
occasion. }. ID. ALDRED, NJ OF h. m6-2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

NJ AETEl'-BDa bDEBS, AT No, 7O6
w Market street; table bosrders taken.
mb.ztk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

ETUK SALE-AT III IVES I 9th STREET.
"A lounge, bed roen suit, l reffigera.
tor, awning and pair CT Store stools, aIso a
sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

tM an iEo-A WON AN AS HOUSE
w Keeper. ApplyAt 3A East 9th st.
m6-2ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

" ANTED - FIRSr-OLASS PANrA.
w looa makers at No JRL'S, 22S Mar
Aot sueoI' mb-4t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

Hoh hENT-oNE DWELLING AND
~ store; also one store. Andy 10 A n
hEMBLE. llth ami TatnaIi streets. ms ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

ENOR REnT-A GRO JMED FRAME
l. house and gOoi barn, with bali acre o.
land. near Sllyorbrook. Apply to q. w.
bhlNrUN, near prem ICES u5.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

M AN eED--A GOOD PLUMBER AND
w gas inter; permanent situation
Apply I. ALLEN SPEAKMAN, bi3 snip.
10y 'uoo.. m5-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

WANIED-T"O Ok THREE UN-
~ ntnished rooms for two respectable
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

aN AN fED--A CIR. FOX HOUSE.
w work; an irish or country girl pre-
ferred. apply at Ill trench street, after
p M I'll
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

EOh SALE-A ~ aP-SEAr OAR.
office. mbtf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

ETOR SALE-A aJJD HORSE. 10
~ years olt. sound and gentle, r.
VIII Work any snete AMI good trav -xaS
eiler. kVANS RICHTER, TaIleyvH1e.
Del. mr. "A
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

E1Ok RHINESTONE AHDDWELLINa
A. N y. cor. OF Second AMI Halnat sts. /;
Apply TO JAMES 4. ukUBs. No. All r.
Fourth stree. m6.ut
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-08-31

gently demanded the reassembling of the
legislators, but it il probable that other
important matters will receive attention
during the session. Ine matter of the
care ri lie insane is very important item
and should should receive careful atten-
ton. In this one particular it might be
possible to save sum that would cover
:he cost to the territory of the special ses-
sion To a goodly portion of Montana an
act creating the county OF Cascade would
be received with JOY, and it is of the utmost
Importance to Great Falls and the eitizans
of the proposed county-while it is det-
riment to no one-that this measure should
prevail.
The TRIBUNE has the utmost confidence
in the members of the legislature, and be-
lieyes they will give this subject proper
consideration if any new legislation is
acted unon. This is all that is necessary.
An inquiry into the merits of the. case will
| at once show the necessity Of the creation
| of new county, and its absolute fairness
to all concerned.
The officers of the general assembly, OF
| course, hold their positions this session.
This is fortunate, for no more worthy,
able and efficient presiding officers could
| have been selected among the se1ons than
President Hickman and Speaker Arm
strong. Both won laurels during the regu-
lar session and were noted for their fair
| ness and the pramptness with which they
dispatched business. Frank Armstrong
has been president of the council as well
| as speaker of the house, and We presume
is shaping his destiny to land in congress
the next effort,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-08-31
Survey Contracts Void.

HELENA, August est is understood
that certain contracts let for the survey Of
agricultural lands in Montana have been
disapproved in Washington because they
were not issued previous to June /. The
money to pay these contracts was appIo-
PR ID for the fiscal year ended June ~,
1851. The amount limited to Montana
was $4,000 Under the rules this amount
could be expended only during the fiscal
year for which the appropriation was
made, the surplus being covered back
to the United States treasury; therefore
contracts to be paid for out of this sum,
made after June 80 were drawn upon no
fund and were null and void. 1t is said
that nearly the entire SIS, 900 will thus be
covered back into the treasury.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-08-31
Prospects of Success.

HELENA, August 3o.-[Special to the
Tribunel-I am enabled to state on the
hest authority that the council regard
favorably the Cascade county bill and
that when it comes up, a majority of the
members will vote for it. In the house,
the subject has not received much con-
sideration, but there has been marked
change of opinion since last session and
already many members have declared
themselves friendly to the measure. The
friends of the bill here are confident OF its
success. 1t is understood that Gov. Les
lie is strongly in favor of the bill and will
readily sign it when it Is passed. Mean
while no friends of the new county
should relax their efforts to ensure its
sY1ecpSG